[Report 1900] / Medical Officer of Health, Leatherhead U.D.C.

  • Leatherhead (England). Urban District Council.
Date:
1900
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Credit: [Report 1900] / Medical Officer of Health, Leatherhead U.D.C. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SANITARY INSPECTOR’S REPORT For the Year ending December 31st. 1900. Number of Complaints received in writing ... ... ... ... 8 Number of Premises inspected under Section 92 of the Public Health Act, 1875 ... 597 Number of Nuisances discovered ... ... ... ... ... 148 Ditto remedied without being reported ... ... . ... 147 Ditto reported to the Sanitary Authority ... ... ... 1 Ditto remedied after report ... ... ... ... ... 1 Number of Notices (Statutory or Preliminary) served for the Abatement of Nuisances ... 33 Particulars of work done by owners or occupiers, for the Abatement of Nuisances, in compliance ivith notice:— Number of privies, cesspools, ditches, pools, wartercourses, urinals, ashpits, and drains, cleansed, and number of deposits removed Number of old privies re-constructed, as water-closets Nunber of old privies re-constructed, with small watertight vaults or with pails Number of Premises at which the drains were re-constructed, ventilated, trapped or disconnected from the house-pipes or rain-water pipes ... Number of Premises at which new drains or cesspools were provided under Sec. 23 or Sec. 95. Number of Premises from which animals, improperly kept, were removed Number of Houses which were provided with efficient ventilation ... Number of Houses at which injurious overcrowding was abated Number of damp, unwholesome Houses which were repaired Number of filthy Houses which were cleansed and limewashed ... Legal proceedings taken, under Sec. 96, for abatement of nuisances (number of times) Houses condemned by the Justices as unfit for human habitation under Section 97. 13 2 8 2 10 Number of Samples of Water sent to the Medical Officer of Health for Analysis ... 2 ,, Wells permanently or temporarily closed, after notice, under Section 70 of the Public Health Act, 1875, as unfit for drinking or domestic purposes ... „ Houses to which water was supplied by owners of premises after notice under Section 62 of that Act ... ... ... ... ... ••• 2